Author: Lois Levihn

Recently many youngsters and oldsters alike celebrated Halloween by trick-or-treating/trunking and partying. Halloween is an abbreviation of All Hallow’s Evening

Yes, it’s true. Of the 30,397 vintage quilts on Etsy, Country Living Magazine chose five to highlight in an article

October is “Adopt a Shelter Dog” month and Born Again Quilts is full of dog beds. Members of the non-profit

It has been said that every love story ends in tragedy because at some point one half of a loving

About a month ago my mother calls to tell me she and my brother Bill are coming up from Indianapolis

The 37th Annual Maumee Valley Antique Steam & Gas Association Show lived up to expectations. This is where you go

Recently the pastor of Nine Mile Methodist Church was transferred to a new parish. The church ladies wanted to give

When I met up with friend Robin and her granddaughter Anna at The Quilters Hall of Fame 2014 celebration we

Last April when I traveled to the Harlan United Methodist Church biennial quilt show, I visited Harlan Haus Antiques where

Ruth B. McDowell and Phil Beaver to be honored at the Quilters Hall of Fame Celebration 2014 It’s time once

It all started back in late March 2013 when a woman visits Born Again Quilts with a quilting conundrum. The

June is “Adopt a Shelter Cat Month” and the Allen County SPCA needs help finding homes for all of the

I love a parade and there is no finer one than the Waynedale Memorial Day parade. When I was in

You find them in antique stores and flea markets: the souvenir satin pillows edged with fringe. These pillows addressed to

The Harlan United Methodist Church’s fourth biennial quilt show was another great success. Once again the church ladies under the

Once again the String-A-Long Quilt Guild’s biennial show is a resounding success. This is my third time to attend the

The Gathering of Quilters at Wayne High School was an astounding success. Over 800 quilters and quilt enthusiasts enjoyed the

It would be so wonderful if by the time you read this all the snow has disappeared and tiny bits

On a late October evening a woman intently peers in the front window of Born Again Quilts. That’s how I

Happy Valentine’s Day! After all of the high winds and record-breaking low temperatures, it’s good to focus on something warm

It was February 7, 1906 when the women members of the Nine Mile United Methodist Church met at the home

Every so often I am asked if I teach. I prefer to do one-on-one teaching much like how I learned

After having such a fun time on their first visit to the Born Again Quilts studio and gallery, the ladies

Christmas will soon be here, and once again TBS will run the classic movie “A Christmas Story” for a 24-hour

Six months ago Rabbi Mitchell Kornspan officiated at the funeral and internment of my friend Ralph Tourkow. Before the funeral

Happy Halloween! October 31 brings back fond memories of walking through rustling leaves while trick-or-treating with my siblings around the

LIGHTING THE WAY TO A BETTER COMMUNITY: THE LAMPLIGHTERS HOMEMAKERS CLUBIn 1951 the “Elmhurst Better Homes” Homemakers Club saw the